7 novels story for Rajamouli-Mahesh film

Rajamouli and Mahesh are teaming up for a highly anticipated film as their next. After the success of Rajamouli's RRR, this new film is getting attention worldwide. Now the speculations are rife that the film is inspired by Smith's famous "The Ballantyne Novels," which explore Africa's diverse landscapes.

Writer V Vijayendra Prasad hinted before that the film would be connected to Wilbur Smith's novels. Now, it's confirmed that they've secured the rights to "The Ballantyne Novels," a gripping story covering three decades about the Ballantyne family in seven books. There's some uncertainty about whether they got rights to just one book or the whole series.

Recent reports suggest that Rajamouli and his producer have secured the rights to Wilbur Smith's well-known series, "The Ballantyne Novels." These novels span over three decades, detailing the lives of the Ballantyne family. Although the series consists of seven novels, conflicting information is surfacing about the acquisition of copyrights. Some sources claim only one novel was bought, while others suggest that the rights to the entire series have been obtained.

The movie's preparation is underway, and Mahesh will start filming after "Guntur Kaaram." Rajamouli and Mahesh aim to create a captivating film that weaves storytelling magic with the beauty of Africa. Stay tuned for this epic adventure inspired by Wilbur Smith's books, brought to life by Rajamouli and Mahesh.

-by Vishnupriya